The Top 10 & the Prize

Out of every project built in the AI Maker Space, these ten teams were selected to present on the final day — competing for a full scholarship to the Online Track.

AI Maker Space · Finalists

Ten projects, one scholarship

Listed in no particular order. Each team presents live before the judging panel; the winner is announced at the closing session.

PROJECT 01

Environmental Health Buddy

Maya CruzLauren DinauerElvis Tanyi-ArreyEnrique Zarate
PROJECT 02

Finding Our Voice — A Head and Neck Cancer Survivor Digital Public Health Art Project

Amanda Wilson
PROJECT 03

Ebola Radar

Stephanie BustilloAnne van DuijnhovenMaria Rocio TorresMark SmolinskiMaria ChanskyCindy Davis
PROJECT 04

Screwworm Info: A Bilingual Public Health Education Website with AI-Powered Engagement

MarianaEnosAmandaDesireeNomita
PROJECT 05

Your Arizona Drinking Water

Amanda WilsonMantina NamoongaMaria ChanskyPurnima MadhivananJean McClelland
PROJECT 06

iDance-Cog: A Fun Cognitive-Motor Training Game

Yunjia YangZhao ChenRaymond Valenzuela
PROJECT 07

Genomic Burden & Actionability Atlas

Rayssa de Carvalho RobertoNicholas Perpetua
PROJECT 08

Kickoff Health 2026

Jose OviedoGrace Dal SassoMaria BokerMirelleRicardo Gamarski
PROJECT 09

Mobile Health Unit Internal Performance Dashboard

Sheila SotoRodrigo Valenzuela CordovaLazaro Ruiz
PROJECT 10

The Health Odyssey: An Interactive Case-Based Game for Public Health Education and Systems Thinking

Royani Saha

🏆 The prize & the rubric

The winning team receives a full scholarship to the Online Track. Projects are scored by the judging panel on four criteria:

CreativityFeasibilityPrototype levelTeam size : outcome

The judging panel

Six judges from across the Summer School faculty score each presentation independently.

Onicio Leal NetoJose Florez-ArangoTyson SwetnamShravan ArasAlexa RestrepoRandi Weinstein
Presentations · Day 4 · June 11 · Winner announced at closing